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The shock tube results exhibited a significantly higher compressive strength.
The UCS results revealed that the partial replacement of lime with GGBFS led to significantly higher compressive strength for all ageing periods.
One of the silica feedstocks yielded significantly higher compressive strength (19 MPa), while the other one appears to cause less variation in phase content.
PTK-UR scaffolds had significantly higher compressive moduli than analogous poly ester urethane) (PEUR) scaffolds formed from hydrolytically-degradable ester-based diols (p < 0.05).
We demonstrated that amongst CMC/sCMC/gelatin hydrogels cross-linked with 1 and 2 mM H2O2, the latter demonstrated significantly higher compressive modulus and supported better in vitro cartilage formation.
Lamellae residing in regions of compressive strain displayed significantly higher compressive elastic modulus values than those located in predominantly tensile regions (19.9±1.6 GPa compared to 17.9±1.7 GPa, p<0.05).
2% agarose gels displayed significantly higher compressive modulus (139.0±5.8 kPa) (Fig. 3b) compared to 1% non-porous agarose (33.6±1.1 kPa) (Fig. 3a).
Similar trends were observed at 7.5% and 10% macromer densities where PEG PQ hydrogels displayed significantly higher compressive moduli of 28.99 ± 8.53 and 41.00 ± 3.69 kPa compared to those of PEG PQ alloc), 2.38 ± 0.84 and 7.05 ± 4.72 kPa, respectively.
The test results showed that the compacted clay samples with silica fume exhibit quite low permeability, swelling pressure and significantly high compressive strength as compared to raw clay samples.
There was no obvious difference in glycosaminoglycan content from either culture condition, yet CE chondrocyte-seeded gels were significantly thicker and had a significantly higher dynamic compressive modulus than SS chondrocyte-seeded gels after 3 weeks.
The average tensile equilibrium modulus was 39.7 kPa (±5.7, n= 6), significantly higher than the compressive equilibrium modulus of 14.2 kPa (±1.6, n= 10).
